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DEBJO’S BOUTIQUE Beauty · Vintage · Everyday joy A note from Debbie · Issue 02 |
Hello, lovely.
The little things we keep around us usually have a reason: a scent that feels like home, a kitchen tool that earns its drawer space, a piece of jewelry tied to someone we love.
That’s the thread in this edition- useful finds with a story behind them. I’ve also tucked in a small thank-you from Crafted Candles by Lisa for Debjo readers.
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Photo courtesy of Crafted Candles by Lisa.
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MEET THE MAKER
A little piece of home
Lisa Guzzardi’s Long Island Silhouette Candle began with a question: what could she make that felt like her own? Home gave her the shape.
For someone starting smaller, Lisa points to a candle tin. Fraser Fir is her suggested first scent. Her story goes all the way back to a childhood candle-making kit.
Lisa sent me a complimentary candle tin.
Read Lisa’s story →
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A THANK-YOU FOR DEBJO READERS
Free shipping from Lisa
Lisa has offered my email readers free regular-mail shipping in the US with code TINTIN through December 31, 2026. Enter it at checkout. Express shipping is excluded.
Offer provided by Crafted Candles by Lisa.
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AN EVERYDAY FIND
Give one wrap a regular job
Photo courtesy of Meli Wraps.
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A kitchen change is easier to judge when you give it one task. With Meli Wraps, that might be covering a favorite bowl or wrapping a bit of produce. Choose a size around something you actually store.
The care matters, too: cool water, mild detergent and air drying. Keep the wraps away from hot food, raw meat, the microwave and the dishwasher. My beginner’s guide puts the maker’s guidance in one place so you can decide whether the routine suits you.
An editorial introduction based on the maker’s published information and response to Debjo.
I may earn a commission if you buy through the Meli Wraps link below.
Explore Meli Wraps →
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A LITTLE STYLE STORY
A memory you can wear
A photograph of her sister in Shanghai became the starting point for Cristina’s silver skyline ring. The maker behind Crisattelier wanted to keep the feeling of the moment, as well as the place.
It’s a lovely reason to look through your own jewelry box, too. Which piece holds a story you’d like to tell?
Read the Crisattelier story →
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One last little thing
What makes an everyday find worth keeping for you: how it works, the person who made it, or the memory it holds? Hit reply and tell me. I’d love to hear.
Until next time, Debbie
More beauty, vintage finds & everyday joy at debjoboutique.com
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